NCE NCE897DVD User manual

NCE897DVD
USER MANUAL
RV AUDIO SYSTEM
Please read this manual carefully prior to installation
Single Din Flip down panel
DVD/CD/AM/FM/Multimedia player
Remote
4x50 Watt High Power Out
Bluetooth Audio Streaming
USB/SD/3.5mm AUX Input

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CONTENTS
Installation steps 1-3
Controls 4-7
Radio operation 8
USB operation 8
Clock operation 8
SD Card operation 9
AUX input operation 9
Sound control 9
Bluetooth operation 10
Troubleshooting 11
Specifications 12
Warranty 13

PL ASTIC TR IM
SERVICE KEYS
O P E N bu tto n
CRADLE
UNIT
1
1. Remove the unit from the cradle as follows.
a. Remove the plastic trim.
b. Insert service keys and then slide the cradle off as illustrated below.
2. Complete all wiring as per instructions on page 2.
3. Remove the control panel from the unit as follows.
a. Press the release button (18) to open the control panel.
b. Hold the right end of the control panel and pull to the right a little
then remove it.
INSTALLATION STEPS

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In s ta lla tio n d ia g ra m
DASH BO AR D
M E TA L M O UNTING
S TRA P
HEX NUT
PLAIN WASHER
TAPPING SCR EW
CO N SO LE
SLIDE BRACKET
HO U SIN G
HEX BO LT
Make all electrical connections as follows.
Notes:
a. You must only connect one 4ohm speaker per speaker connection.
b. Red ACC wire must be connected to a switched power source.
c. Never connect the yellow B+ wire and red ACC wires together.
d. Any device connected to the blue ANT wire must not exceed 200mA.
INSTALLATION STEPS
RIGHT REAR
SPEAKER +
RIGHT FRONT
SPEAKER +
RIGHT REAR
SPEAKER -
RIGHT FRONT
SPEAKER -
LEFT FRONT
SPEAKER +
LEFT FRONT
SPEAKER -
LEFT REAR
SPEAKER +
LEFT REAR
SPEAKER -
AUTOMATIC
ANTENNA
OUTPUT 12+
IGNITION
12V +
CONSTANT
12V +
GROUND
12V -

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B u l g e
H o l l o w
B u l g e
H o l l o w
P a n e l C o n n e c t o r
a. Flip the control panel up untill you hear a click sound this indicates that
the control panel is latched onto the unit.
4. Attach the control panel onto the unit as illustrated below.
* Frequent detachment, opening and closing of the control panel will cause
panel connections to accumilate dirt and dust. It is recommended that you
periodically gently wipe the connections with a clean, dry, soft cloth.
5. Plug in your wiring harness and test that all functions work correctly.
6. Install the main unit according to the installation diagram on page 2.
a. Slide the cradle into the dash cavity.
b. Bend tabs of the cradle where necessary to ensure the cradle is secure.
c. Slide the unit into the cradle.
d. Use the metal strap to secure the unit at the rear if possible.
INSTALLATION STEPS

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UNIT WITH REMOVED CONTROL PANEL
1. Mode button
2. Play/ Pause or station 1 preset button
3. Intro or station 2 preset button
4. Repeat or station 3 preset button
5. Random or station 4 preset button
6. -10 or station 5 preset button
7. +10 or station 6 preset button
8. Clock button
9. SD card slot
10. Volume knob
11. Forward button
12. Back button
13. Band button
14. Preset station Auto
scan.
15. Mute button
16. USB input
17. 3.5mm AUX input
18. Open panel button
19. Reset button
20. Disc slot
21. Disc Eject
CONTROLS
1 2 34
5 6 78
9
10 11121314
15
16
17
18
19
20
21

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1. Mode
Press the Mode button to switch between Tuner, USB, SD Card,
Bluetooth, Disc, Aux. Please note that if there is no USB or Card device
inserted you will not be able to select that function.
2. Preset 1/Play pause
In radio mode , long press to store the displayed radio station, short
press to retrive the radio station programmed. In SD, USB or Disc mode
press to play or pause the track.
3. Preset 2/Intro
In radio mode , long press to store the displayed radio station, short
press to retrive the radio station programmed. In SD, Disc or USB mode
press to play the first few seconds of the track.
4. Preset 3/Repeat
In radio mode , long press to store the displayed radio station, short
press to retrive the radio station programmed. In SD, Disc or USB mode
press to repeat the current track.
5. Preset 4/Random
In radio mode , long press to store the displayed radio station, short
press to retrive the radio station programmed. In SD, Disc or USB mode
press to play the selected source tracks randomly.
6. Preset 5/-10
In radio mode , long press to store the displayed radio station, short
press to retrive the radio station programmed. In SD, Disc or USB mode
press to move back tracks in multipals of 10 for exemple if you are on
track 50 press 3 times to go to track 20. Long press to move back
through folders.
7. Preset 6/+10
In radio mode , long press to store the displayed radio station, short
press to retrive the radio station programmed. In SD, Disc or USB mode
press to move tracks forward in multipals of 10 for example to go to
track 30 press 3 times. Long press to move forward through folders.
CONTROLS

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8. Clock
Press to display the time, in tuner mode press and hold to
adjust the clock, the time will flash. Use the volume button (10),
anticlockwise to adjust the hour and clockwise to adjust the minute.
Once completed wait a few seconds and the clock will store.
9. SD card slot
Insert the SD card to automatically begin playback of the sd card.
(Please note some files may not play if this happens please reconfigure
tracks into different formats)
10. Volume knob
Rotate to adjust volume up and down, press the button to toggle
between BASS-TREBLE-BALANCE-FADER use the knob clockwise and
anticlockwise to adjust these features.
11. Forward
In radio mode long press to auto search to the next available radio
station or short press to manually search for radio stations (this
feature is usefull when in low signal areas. In USB, Disc, BT audio and
SD mode short press to move forward to the next track long press to
move forward into the track.
12. Back
In radio mode long press to auto search to the previous available radio
station or short press to manually search for radio stations (this
feature is usefull when in low signal areas. In USB, Disc, BT audio and
SD mode short press to move back to the previous track long press to
move back through the track.
13. Band/End call
Press to toggle between the radio bands, F1 (FM1) - F2 (FM2) -
F3 (FM3) - M1 (AM1) - M2 (AM2) in each band you are able to preset
6 radio station giving you a total 18FM presets and 12AM presets.
CONTROLS

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14. Preset station scan / Answer
Press to automatically scan all your preset stations.
15. Power / Mute
Press to turn the unit on, long press to turn the unit off. In on position
press to mute the volume, press again to reinstate the volume.
16. USB slot
Open the cover to expose the USB slot. Insert your usb device, this
will begin to playback automatically. (Note some files may not play if
this happens please reconfigure tracks into different formats).
17. 3.5mm AUX input
Plug in your 3.5mm cable into your device then into the unit, press the
mode button to select AUX. (Note that the volume of your device will
directly affect the volume of the output from the unit so take caution).
18. Panel open
Press to open the panel so it can be removed to either insert an SD
card or for security.
19. Reset switch
With a sharp object push the reset button to return the unit to factory
defaults. (Note you will loose all saved preferences).
CONTROLS

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Radio operation
Turn on the unit by pressing button 1 (Once installed the unit will
turn on and off automatically with your ignition). Press button 1 again
to select the radio mode and button 13 to select the band. You can
then use the forward and back buttons 11 and 12 to select your desired
stations. You can use buttons 2-7 to preset your radio stations, to
preset your desired station firstly choose the station you wish to
programe then hold down one of the buttons from 2-7 to program
into that particular location.
USB operation
Turn on the unit by pressing button 1 (Once installed it will
turn on and off automatically with your ignition). Open the USB panel
exposing the USB connection, plug in your USB device. Press button 1
to select USB mode it will begin to playback automatically (Dependent
on your device), use forward and back buttons 11 and 12 to navigate
through your tracks, press buttons 6 and 7 to move forward and back in
10 track incraments. Long press buttons 6 and 7 to move forward and
back through folders. To remove your device press button 2 to stop
playback then remove device. Should the unit fail to playback contents
of your device it is possible that the recorded format is not supported,
there are many different types of formats some even sharing the same
main name, if this occurs try changing the format of your recordings.
Clock operation
To setup the clock, in tuner mode press button 8 to display the time
press and hold the to adjust the clock, the time will flash. Use the
button (10), anticlockwise to adjust the hour and clockwise to adjust
the minute. Once completed wait a few seconds and the clock will store.
OPERATIONS

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SD Card operation
Turn on the unit by pressing button 1 (Once installed it will
turn on and off automatically with your ignition). Open and remove the
control panel as per the instructions on page 1. exposing the SD Card
slot, push in the sd card untill it clicks into place into the SD Card slot
9. Press button 1 to select SD CARD mode (Depending on your devise
this may occur automatically) it will begin to playback automatically,
use forward and back buttons 11 and 12 to navigate through your tracks,
press buttons 6 and 7 to move forward and back in 10 track increments.
Long press buttons 6 and 7 to go forward and back through folders.
To remove your SD Card open and remove the control panel as per
instructions on page 1 to expose the SD Card slot push the SD Card in
slightly until you hear the click then release.
Should the unit fail to playback contents of your device it is possible
that the recorded format is not supported, there are many different
types of formats some even sharing the same main name, if this
occurs try changing the format of your recordings.
3.5mm AUX input operation
Turn on the unit by pressing button 1, (Once installed it will
turn on and off automatically with your ignition). Use a 3.5mm jack
to plug your device into the AUX input. Press button 1 to select AUX
mode then use your device to playback media. Note that the volume and
setting of your device will directly affect the sound, so it is
recommended that you use the sound features of the unit and your
device to get the best sound results.
Sound adjustments
Use the volume knob 10 to adjust the volume up and down, press down
on 10 to access the sound controls BASS-TREBLE-FADER-BALANCE,
once you have chosen the control you need to adjust twist knob 10
clockwise to increase and anticlockwise to decrease the value. In fader
it will shift the sound from front to rear speakers and in balance mode
it will shift sound left to right speakers. Note if you have the preset
equaliser turned on you will need to turn it off to manually adjust the
bass and treble controls.
OPERATIONS

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OPERATIONS
Bluetooth operation
Press button 1 to select BT mode and pair your devise (this is normally
done by turning on your phones BT, select scan and select the devise,
if you are asked to insert a pin number use 0000. Note that this
procedure may change according to your specific phone). Once paired
your unit will display BTREADY on the screen.
Audio Streaming
Via your devise select the desired album you wish to listen to and
press play, the audio will be broadcaster through yourunit, press
button 11 and button 12 to move forward and back through the tracks in
that folder. Note to change folders you will need to do it via your devise.

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Fault Cause Solution
No Power
Car ignition is not on
Fuse is blown
Power connections
not correct
Turn on ignition
Replace fuse
Check all wiring ensure
both of the power wires
are connected and powered
No Sound
Speakers are faulty
Speaker wire/s have short
Volume low
Mute on
Replace speakers
Check all speaker wires
even one short will effect
all speakers
Turn volume up
Unmute the unit
Display or
buttons not
working
correctly
Control panel not
attached correctly
Remove and reattach
control panel
Connections on the
control panel or
unit dirty
Remove the control panel
and clean connections
Processor fault Press the reset button
Radio not
tuning
Antenna cable not
connected Connect the antenna
cable
Radio stations weak Use manual scan
Media not
playing
Device not connected Connect your device
Media format not
supported Try recording media in a different format
TROUBLE SHOOTING

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General
Power requirements: 12VDC negative ground
Maximum power output: 4x50Watt
Speaker impedance: 4-8 Ohm
Frequency responce: 18Hz - 32Khz
Signal to noise ratio: 60dB
Preamplified audio out: 4 channel
Unit dimentions: 178mmx96mmx50mm
Weight: 700gms
Fuse: 15amp
Radio
FM
Frequency range: 87.5 Mhz - 108.0 Mhz
Channel step: 100Khz
Usable frequency: 30dBu
I.F frequency: 10.7 Mhz
AM
Frequency range: 522 Khz - 1620 Khz
Channel step: 9 Khz
Usable frequency: 20dBu
I.F frequency: 450 Khz
USB/SD
Audio formats: The unit will playback many different
Audio formats including MP3 and WMA
however is it dependent on codes used
during the compilation process.
SPECIFICATIONS

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WARRANTY
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Repair, Return & Refund Policy
About our policy
At NCE we want our customers to be completely satised with their purchase. We therefore recommend that you
read be familiar with our Repair, Return and Refund Policy and our NCE General Terms and Conditions of Trade.
NCE oer a product warranty guarantee of 12 months (one year) to the original purchaser from the time of
purchase. Goods at the time of sale are deemed to be free from defects and t for their intended use and purpose
only and of a saleable quality.
Goods that are deemed faulty may be returned for repair, replacement, credit or exchanged only aer approval from
NCE. e conditions of these returns are outlined in the NCE Warranty document that accompanies all NCE
products. is document can be found at www.nce.com.au
Warranty Conditions
NCE oers an ‘Express Warranty’ that is activated at the time of NCE product purchase by the consumer.
is Warranty is in addition to any warranties mandated by Australian Competition and Consumer Laws.
Nothing in this warranty is to be interpreted as excluding, restricting or modifying such warranties as required
under Regulation 90 of the Competition and Consumer Regulations 2010.
Change of mind
Please choose carefully as credits and returns are not provided where you have simply changed your mind or made a
wrong selection. We recommend that you carefully review any orders before proceeding. Goods can not be accepted
for return unless agreed in writing by NCE and a restocking charge of 25% may apply.
Damaged goods
NCE recommend that you immediately inspect any goods that we deliver or that you collect from any of our
warehouses to ensure you are completely satised with the goods, including that the goods are of acceptable quality,
and match the description we have provided to you.
If any goods arrive damaged, please contact your NCE Account Manager as soon as possible so a Return Authority
Number can be arranged and the goods inspected. Goods must be returned within a reasonable time. e
acceptance of the goods delivered shall be deemed for all purposes to have taken place 30 days* from the date of
delivery.
If a purchaser receives a product that is damaged in transit from NCE, the purchaser should:
•Refuse to accept delivery of the product,
•Direct the courier to "Return goods to sender" and
•Notify NCE Customer Service or Warranty Department immediately.
NCE will not accept warranty claims on items delivered to the requested destination and inspected at time of
delivery by the purchaser that are subsequently deemed to be damage in transit, aer 7 days of delivery from the
delivery date.
Your Account Manager may take the following steps in order to determine the best way to proceed:
Visit you on site to inspect the goods within 5 working days* from your initial contact with NCE.
Where location prevents an immediate on-site visit we may ask you to email photos documenting the
damage to your Account Manager.

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WARRANTY
Staple you receit here
At this time, please supply your Account Manager with the following information to ensure your claim is resolved as
quickly as possible:
Original invoice number
Description of damage or repair required
Photos of damage or repair required
Chassis number
Make, model or part number
Caravan build date
No goods will be accepted for return until a Return of Goods Authority Number has been supplied to you. Goods
must be returned in the condition received by you with all original packaging, accessories and/ or manuals.
Returns and repairs
Goods returned for repair or credit will be assessed and repaired or replaced within a reasonable time. Credits will
normally be processed within 14 days* of your goods being returned to NCE’s nominated warehouse. Where goods
have been assessed to be repairable under the manufacturers’ warranty, you may be supplied with details of an
authorised repairer. You may also be provided with an indicative repair and/ or replacement time, which may vary
due to reasons beyond our control, or the repairer’s reasonable control, such as part availability and incorrect fault
description. NCE does not take any responsibility for any repairs and/ or replacements carried out without our
prior written consent.
Where goods are assessed to have been damaged by misuse or accident, no credit will be issued and no further
action will be entered into. Where your rights under the Australian Consumer Law or any manufacturer’s warranty
do not apply, we may provide you with an indicative cost estimate to repair the goods.
Replacement item warranty
Should a replacement item be supplied by NCE ‘under warranty’ due to damage or product failure of original item
purchased, NCE will warrant the replacement item for the remaining warranty period only of the original item
warranty.
Warranty repairs on caravans
NCE will not accept any claim for reimbursement for repairs or rectication carried out without prior authorisation
from NCE Management. A written quote for the repair can be supplied, however NCE reserves the right to compare
and assess the quote with an alternative repairer.
Contact us
If you have any questions regarding this policy, please contact our Head Oce or your Account Manager.
is Return, Repair and Refund Policy is applicable to purchases made from NCE Pty Ltd. *Estimated resolution
days may vary to circumstances beyond ours/ or our suppliers control.
To receive a copy of NCE’s full Terms and Conditions please contact our Head Oce [phone] or
visit www.nce.com.au/terms-and-conditions
* Refers to calendar days